The title image is a visually engaging graphic (1200x628 pixels, per Search Engine Journal) depicting a stylized, simplified version of the data ingestion pipeline flowchart from the article. It features a clean, dark blue background (#005580) with a central flowchart of 6 steps, arranged vertically, using transparent rectangles with black borders for steps (e.g., “Source Crawling,” “Data Preprocessors”) and white document shapes for outputs (e.g., “Chunked Data”). Black ellipses highlight processing stages (e.g., “Data Embedding”), connected by black arrows with arrowheads. Dashed containers list extensions (e.g., “Vector Embedding Generation,” “Filter Specification”) in Arial font (12px for steps, 11px for extensions). A subtle overlay of interconnected nodes and data flow lines (representing polyglot databases like vector, SQL, graph) spans the background, with icons for text (document), images (photo), and JSON (code brackets). The article title, “Scalable Polyglot Data Ingestion Framework for AI-Driven Search Ecosystems,” is overlaid in bold, white Arial font (24px) at the top, with a tagline “Enabling Vector, SQL, and Graph Indexing” in smaller text (16px) below.
Explore a scalable polyglot data ingestion framework for AI-driven search ecosystems, supporting vector, SQL, and graph indexing. A flowchart details 6 steps for preprocessing and embedding, enabling robust RAG search.
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